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Hi ntman,
I do not understand what you are asking. Please try a new question.
If the above information does not resolve your issue, please consider creating a new thread containing the specific details of your issue.
Doing so will allow the Mozilla volunteers to give you solutions that are more helpful to you. This may help them to solve your problem faster and more efficiently.
Please, feel free to post the link to your thread on this thread for volunteers interested in assisting you.
Thank you.

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We solve the problem of input scanned documents via the Web application. Want to prevent users from downloading scans through files for it want to use API which is available in HTML5 for cameras (I'm correctly understand that a separate API for scanners is not). So question is what scanners can be used via the API for the cameras.

We solve the problem of input scanned documents via the Web application. Want to prevent users from downloading scans through files for it want to use API which is available in HTML5 for cameras (I'm correctly understand that a separate API for scanners is not). So question is what scanners can be used via the API for the cameras.

ntman,
MDN Camera API Guide and Web Guide MDN are both articles to get you started. I am not an expert in this, but there is a developer community on stackoverflow.com that helps specifically with Developing in Firefox. It may require the use of AngularJS. However it is difficult to prevent users from downloading images that are on sites, but again stackoverflow.com would have some great ideas.

ntman,
[https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/API/Camera MDN Camera API Guide] and [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/HTML5 Web Guide MDN] are both articles to get you started. I am not an expert in this, but there is a developer community on stackoverflow.com that helps specifically with Developing in Firefox. It may require the use of AngularJS. However it is difficult to prevent users from downloading images that are on sites, but again stackoverflow.com would have some great ideas.